The wedding of Romeo and Juliet was a poignant blend of tradition and rebellion, set against the backdrop of Verona's beauty. Amidst the tension of two feuding families, the ceremony symbolized hope and renewal. As vows were exchanged and a tender kiss sealed their union, it felt as though the world itself blessed their love, granting them a fleeting glimpse of eternity.

1. Romeo and Juliet
(Wedding Scene)

2. ______1. Terrible a. an angry disagreement
_____ 2. Execute b. A building or chamber above
or below the ground in which a
dead body
_____ 3. Tomb c. A small room with shelves
Where you keep cup or dishes
_____ 4. Argument d. very shocking and upsetting
_____ 5. cupboard e. to kill (someone)especially
punishment for a crime.

3. Terrible- very shocking and upsetting
Execute- to kill (someone)especially punishment
for a crime.
Tomb- A building or chamber above Or below
the ground in which a dead body.
Argument- an angry disagreement.
Cupboard- A small room with shelves where you
keep cup or dishes.

4. 1. Juliet my dear, something terrible
happened.
2. The prince is not going to execute you.
3. I ‘ll be in the tomb, with the dead bodies
around me.
4. Oh, you Montagues and Capulets, what a
stupid argument.
5. He goes to a cupboard and takes out a
bottle.

5. PIECE OF A PUZZLE

6. 1. Who are Romeo and Juliet? What is going on
between the families of the two?
2. Where is Romeo exiled? Why does Romeo feel
that banishment is worse than death?
3. How does Lord Capulet react to Juliet‘s
refusal? What ultimatum does he give her?
4. Why is there such a rush to see Juliet
married?

7. Group 1
Friar Lawrence gives this advice to Romeo and
Juliet: ―Love moderately; long love doth so.‖
What is he telling the young lovers? Do you agree
with him? Should he have given them any other
advice?

8. Group 2
What could have been done to prevent this
tragedy from occurring?

9. Group 3
What would have happened to Romeo and Juliet if
they hadn‘t died? Is their relationship sustainable
over the time? Do they have anything to offer each
other once the initial burst of passion calmed
down? Would Romeo move on from Juliet as
quickly as he moved on from Rosaline?

10. Group 4
In what ways do the young adopt the beliefs of the
old, and in what ways do they ignore them or fight
against them?

11. Group 5
Should Romeo and Juliet‘s relationship be viewed
as a rebellion of the young against the old? In
other words, is this play‘s motto, ―Kids these
days,‖ or ―Mover over, Grandpa?‖